Silloth Music and Beer Festival announces it will stop after 21 years
A POPULAR Cumbrian music festival has announced they have made the difficult decision to bring the festival to an end after over two decades in…
Source: timesandstar.co.uk
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School's smart ideas to tackle the truancy problem
Almost half the pupils at the Hastings Academy were regularly bunking off. Now, after a ‘massive intervention’ from staff, its headmaster is finally seeing some results
Source: thetimes.co.uk
How to Protect Your Pet From the Dangers of Climate Change
Global warming and extreme weather put four-legged loved ones at risk just like humans—take these steps to keep your pet safe
Source: newsweek.com
Mobilising money to where it matters
Researching the benefits and challenges of getting development and climate finance flowing to the local level
Source: iied.org
Anniversary of WW2 heroine celebrated with parade | monmouthshirebeacon.co.uk
On a scorching hot Sunday hundreds of wellwishers turned up at Wormelow Tump to celebrate the 100th anniversary of wartime heroine Violette Szabo.
Source: monmouthshirebeacon.co.uk
Addressing loss and damage: actions to respond, recover and reduce the risk
Loss and damage is happening now and will only escalate with every increment of global warming.
Source: iied.org
Winston Churchill lookalike at Herefordshire RAF Hurricane flypast
AN RAF Hurricane has flown over Herefordshire to mark the 100th anniversary of a Second World War heroine.
Source: herefordtimes.com
Rich Nations Face Demands to Pay for Climate Damages Caused by Historical Emissions
The aftermath of Hurricane Irma has left deep scars in the tiny island nations that were in the path of the Category Five storm just before it slammed
Source: insurancejournal.com
Contentious Climate Debate: Should Rich Nations Pay for Damage Done?
(Bloomberg) -- The aftermath of Hurricane Irma has left deep scars in the tiny island nations that were in the path of the Category Five storm just before it slammed into Florida.
Source: bloombergquint.com
Contentious climate debate: Should rich nations pay for damage done to poorer countries?
Developing nations contribute the least to climate change but they are the most affected, leading some to discuss whether or not developed nations should take responsibility for the damage.
Source: japantimes.co.jp